RE: RE: Dear Pumpers consider the following Pasina;
Your ignorance is truly impressive.
I am very, very long but I cannot and will not prove that to you. Big deal.
I have no idea which institutions have sold. They do not self indentify themselves. I'll give you a homework assignment. Look up the institutional investors as of 12-31-12. On April 15th give or take a day or two you can look into whether these same institutions still own the shares.
Look at the daily volumes during the sell off relative to the average daily volume. We have seen volume increases of several hundred percent and more. This is not the little guys.
I'm going to do some very simple math for your benefit. If you made it through third grade I think you'll be able to follow this;
Share price $10. Average daily volume 300k shares. That is $3.0M on a "normal" day.
You say thirty medium to small investors can account for this during a day. Well $3.0M/30 = $100k/investor/trade.
So you think there are perhaps 30 medium and small investors buying $100K of Sandstorm on a normal day? I guess QE has gone much further than I thought if small and medium investors as individuals are buying or selling this much stock in one company in one day and doing thids for many days. I need to get Helicopter Ben to do a drop at my place!